In which region of Nevada are Nevada dampwood termites primarily found?

Dampwood termites thrive in moist environments and require a higher level of moisture for survival and reproduction. In Nevada, these conditions are typically found in the forested regions of northwestern Nevada where there is adequate humidity and the presence of decaying wood, which serves as both a food source and habitat. This part of the state offers the necessary ecological conditions for dampwood termites, making it their primary region of occurrence. Other regions, such as Clark County and Southern Nevada, are generally characterized by arid climates that do not support dampwood termites effectively, and Eastern Nevada is also not conducive to the moist conditions needed for their survival.